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Heirmund bows to Calcryx and says "I thank you for forgiving my lack of respect earlier, I am but an alchemists son and was rather overwelmed by the presence of a being as powerful as yourself."

Hond stays silent through Father Lux's whole speech. Once Father Lux appears to be done Hond speaks up "I don't have any questions now, Father Lux. Thank you"

Ah so I see. Well thank you all at least I've got a few options to consider now. I like the token wizard, very interesting.

Calondor seems to be hanging on Fror's every word about fine food for awhile then finally says "We should figure out how to split up to get our business in the capital done as quickly as possible, as long as we have the time"

That is almost what I wanted to know, except not. I wanted options to choose from not a thread on how it changes the game. Thanks anyway, though.

I've been working on a campaign world (D&D) and I'm thinking a spellpoint system would fit better than the standard spell-slot system of D&D. So I'd like suggestions on what you think is a good system, preferably either freely available on the internet or a system you've come up with.

Looks like your players had a bad day, tactics-wise. Unless of course they do this all the time?

Well I don't have any reasons that are nearly as interesting as the ones here, just the regular lack of funds/ability to travel. Fortunately (I guess) for me I've never been so I don't know what I'm missing. :p

Morals that prevent him from getting stoned? Could be. Really that's the best explanation I can think of as well. :p

Darn, past three days in and still nothing for me. Oh well each time I don't win I'm building up good karma to win the lottery or something, right? :p

Heirmund finally sits up once he is healed and picks up his spellbook from wherever it had been put. OOC: 0th: Acid Splash x2, Daze x2 1st: Color Spray x2, Mage Armor.

When the GM smiles it is either time to run away or (more often) a little past the time to run away.

*drops napalm on Rasyr then parachutes down to finish the job with a flamer* Sorry, but somebody had to do it. :p

Along with that one goes: Get blood-drained to death by a vampire. Although I suppose becoming a vampire might be a little more drastic than becoming a were-creature... :p

Funny, funny story. The players will probably remember this story long after they have forgotten any "by the book" fights anyway. :lol:

Don't you just love how "Always" Chaotic Evil really means "Mostly" Chaotic Evil? :p

Well given your rules limiting sneak attack to once per round might be important. I'm not sure what, if anything, you should give to balance that. It might be ok to not give anything in return as there isn't the possibility of multiple sneak attacks each round too often IME.

Now don't do that. They are just young PC's who don't know any better. Torture that leaves no permanent damage is the way to go.

It doesn't seem like a particularly bad immunity for celestials but I don't know of any mythological reason for it, either.

"Shelly"